(This poem is written from the perspective of the Queen)

Philip came to me today,

and said it was time to go.

I looked at him and smiled,

as I whispered that “I know”

I then turned and looked behind me,

and saw I was asleep.

All my Family were around me,

and I could hear them weep,

I gently touched each shoulder,

with Philip by my side.

Then I turned away and walked,

with My Angel guide.

Philip held my hand,

as he lead the way,

to a world where Kings and Queens,

are Monarchs every day

I was given a crown to wear

or a Halo known by some.

The difference is up here,

they are worn by everyone.

I felt a sense of peace,

my reign had seen its end.

70 years I had served my Country,

as the people’s friend.

Thank you for the years,

for all your time and love.

Now I am one of two again,

in our Palace up above.

Originally written by Joanne Boyle

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Such a logical reminder!

Amazing how many people make the wrong assumption that theirs is the only number left. That’s laziness and arrogance.

I had one guy who used to call and just say “call me back” and hang up.

I knew the voice so I’d call back.

Then one day I decided his message was ridiculous, so I stopped calling him back.

The next time I saw him, he wanted to know why I wasn’t calling back.

I said: if you’re too lazy and self-absorbed to leave a name and number and time, let alone a headline, then I’m too uninterested to call you!

So there.

Keep up with the gems!

– Bart Mindszenthy

As usual a very timely one.  People phone and don’t leave a message and then later say that they called me but I wasn’t home.  So if you don’t leave a message how am I supposed to know.  I can’t remember ever doing a course on ‘mind reading’.  Nice to see that your courses are full or getting full.  Take care,

– Dawn

Haha! That is annoying. Haven’t had that happen exactly in that way to me but I have had people that say their name and phone number so quickly I have no idea! 

– Heather

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– Erik

Thank you for your Newsletter. I appreciate your advice and reading about people’s experiences.

– Olga

A telefon feltalálójának Alexander Bell-nek a hazájában élünk. Mégis nagy csalódást okozott nekem , miután kanadába költöztem, a primitív etikája és udvariatlan használata a telefonnak.

Jómagam sohasem cserélném a telefont a kezdetleges “texting”-re amely olyan népszerü. Csak a Skype, képtelefon ajánl jobbat. Csak egy érdekesség neked, mivel klasszikus zenesz vagy:

Louis II. Wagner patronusa a világhíres várkastélyában már valamiféle telefont használt. Mivel ö többnyire a legfesö emeleten tartózkodott, így “telefonon” kommunikált a személyzettel.Érdekes volna többet tudni erröl!?

– Erik